The Christian Examiner, Volume 74Crosby, Nichols, & Company, 1863 - Liberalism (Religion) |
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... character for scholarship , literary ability , and independence . Will not those who are ready to acknowledge its worth , exert themselves to obtain for it additional support ? If every such person would add one name to its list , he ...
... character for scholarship , literary ability , and independence . Will not those who are ready to acknowledge its worth , exert themselves to obtain for it additional support ? If every such person would add one name to its list , he ...
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... character of their author , which commands the respect even of those who fail to appreciate the loftiness of his views . Of all Mr. Mill's writings , the work " On Liberty " is the most interesting and remarkable , and that by which he ...
... character of their author , which commands the respect even of those who fail to appreciate the loftiness of his views . Of all Mr. Mill's writings , the work " On Liberty " is the most interesting and remarkable , and that by which he ...
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... character of the improve- ment which is to be effected . So that , to any book like this of Mr. Mill , the answer comes from the vast majority of well- to - do people throughout England and America who take the trouble to read it ...
... character of the improve- ment which is to be effected . So that , to any book like this of Mr. Mill , the answer comes from the vast majority of well- to - do people throughout England and America who take the trouble to read it ...
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... character ; of doing as we like , subject to such consequences as may follow , with- out impediment from our fellow - creatures , so long as what we do does not harm them , even though they should think our conduct foolish , per- verse ...
... character ; of doing as we like , subject to such consequences as may follow , with- out impediment from our fellow - creatures , so long as what we do does not harm them , even though they should think our conduct foolish , per- verse ...
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... character which led him of himself to embody in his moral writings the Christian ideal , he yet failed to see that Christianity was to be a good and not an evil to the world , with his duties to which he was so deeply penetrated ...
... character which led him of himself to embody in his moral writings the Christian ideal , he yet failed to see that Christianity was to be a good and not an evil to the world , with his duties to which he was so deeply penetrated ...
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